Multiple Civil Dismissals and New Cases Filed in Indiana Court
Dismissals included Mide Jiams vs Jesse Williams at plaintiff costs Elkhart. William Dalton vs Louis M Simpson. Mariette Moorehouse vs Supreme Tribe of Ben Hur insurance policy. Charles A Miller et al foreclosing mechanic lien. George W McKinney vs Thos Hough et al foreclosure lien. Hannah Rolline administratrix vs Michigan Southern Railway. Landis C Renn vs Pullman Palace Car Co transferred to U S circuit court of Indiana. FFank Moyer vs Mary E Warden et al returned to South Bend for trial. John A Whitmer vs Noah W Culp dismissed. New suits: Albert Johnson vs Sebastian Rink for 1200 dollars. David Kinsely vs Mary C Yoder mortgage for 600. Kamm & Schelleger Brewing Co vs George Dresch for 299.97. partition suit by Davis & Davis for Alpheus C Yoder. attachment in Dora B Keely divorce proceeding. attachee James E Keely for 50 to benefit attorneys.
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Arawall
Mide Jiams
Jesse
Williams
Elkhart
Willaim
Do “Dalton
Louis M
Simpson
Mariette
Moorehouse
Supreme Tribe of
Ben Hur
Charles A. Miller
George W. McKinney
Thos. Hough
Hannah Rolline
Shore
Michigan
U.S. Circuit Court of Indiana
Frank Davidson
Chambers, Pickens & Moore
Indianapolis
Ffank Moyer
Mary E. Warden
St. Joseph ‘County
South Bend
John A. Whitmer
Noah W. Culp
Albert Johnson
Sebastian Rink
Troyer & Hoover
David Kinsely
Mary C. Yoder
Davis & Davis
Kamm & Schelleger Brewing Co
George Dresch
Alpheus C. Yoder
Ferrall
James E. Keely
Dora B. Keely
October Weather Outlook Warns of Recurrent Storms
Weather forecaster Rev Irl Hicks predicts a Mars period of disturbance in October bringing heavy autumn storms across the country. Expect cloudiness and rain or snow from early to mid month with sharp warm spells and followed by more storm activity toward month end during a Vulcan storm period. The moon phases on the 24th to 28th are noted to influence precipitation patterns.
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Irl Hicks
Seventeen Bodies Recovered After Mine Disaster
A corrected casualty list from the Oct 2 Ladysmith disaster names 17 dead and identifies their occupations and hometowns including Ladysmith Extension Nanaimo and Idaho. Survivors and details note miners pushers and a single timberman with varied marital status.
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Naimo
B.C
George Southcomb
Ladysmith
Eugene Griffin
Welsh
John Patterson
James Watton
Michael Dolan
William Pollock
E. Lynd
John Maccallum
E. Blackley
E. Hazel
Idaho
Frank. Mottisha
Nanaimo
Charles Noye
Antoio
Pessettelli
Boyd
Hamilton
Antonio Piecettelli
Peattelli
Captain Sigsbee Witnesses to Santiago Battle Fire
Captain Charles Sigsbee testifies about his role at Santiago Bay stating the flagship signal warned of a severe coal shortage affecting the fleet. He describes the moment and the impact on operations during the battle.
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Santiago
Sigsbee Under Oath In Schley Naval Inquiry
Captain Charles D. Sigsbee testified before the Schley court of inquiry about his May 26 circumstances near Santiago and his report to Commodore Schley. He described encountering the flying squadron and limited knowledge of the Spanish fleet while weather and coal concerns affected operations. Admiral Evans denied boasting of destroying all Spanish ships and clarified his remarks.
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Washington, D. C
Charles D. Sigsbee
St. Paul
Schley
Wise
Santiago
Nunez
Sigsbee
Cervera
Brooklyn
Key West
Sampson
Summers N. Smith
Cienfuegos
Rayner
Secretary Long
Gustave BE. Becker
Admiral Sampson
New York
McCalla
Cisafuegos
Iowa
Dupont
Jack Philip
Texas
Mr. Rayner
Commodore Schley
Philip
Admiral Evans
Evans
Sekley
Teresa
Vizcaya
Water Break Halts Caravan Route Across Dunes
A partial line of caravan travelers encounters a water shortage halfway along the route. The group plans to reroute to available wells and resumes march once vessels are filled.
Barn Fire Claims Three Men Near Trasky, Minnesota
A barn fire near Trasky in Pipestone County, Minnesota killed three men from a nine man thrashing crew. The deceased are Claud Mann of Vinton Iowa, Fred Houlette of Vinton Iowa, and Elbert Evarts of Pipestone County. The fire’s origin remains unknown and several others were seriously injured.
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Pipestone
Minn
Srere
Trasky
Claud Mann
Vinton
Iowe
Fred Houlette
Iowa
Elbert Evarts
Fie
Fips
Danish gunboat Moen foundered off the middle ground
The Danish iron gunboat Moen of 356 tons foundered to the east of the mid ground during practice at Copembergen. Its mast was visible above water as the crew of thirty five were rescued. Moen measured 111 feet in length with a 28 foot 10 inch beam and 523 indicated horsepower.
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Dentsh Gonbost
Copembergen
Moen
Prisant Stells
Weasel
Socialist leader vows weekly rest day for Belgian workers
Brussels October 2 Emile Venderveldée, socialist leader, pledges to fight for an obligatory rest day each week for Belgian workers. He opposes an English Sunday calling it paralysis and argues theaters cafes and amusements should remain open on the rest day he aims to establish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Emile Venderveldée
Workers of
Belgium
Court of Appeals Delays R B Molineux Murder Decision
Albany reporters note no ruling issued in the Roland B Molineux murder case on October 2. The court’s next decision day is Friday, but officials provide no guidance or comment on when the ruling will be made.
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Roland B. Molineux
South Pole Explorer Stokes Joins Swedish Antarctic Effort
South Pole New York Oct 2 Arctic artist Frank Wilbert Stokes who accompanied Peary in 1892 93 94 will join Dr Otto Nordenskjold on the Swedish Antarctic expedition starting from Gothenburg aboard the Arctic on October 8. The voyage will pass Southampton Montevideo and Buenos Aires before reaching its Antarctic destination.
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South Pole
New York
Frank Wilbert Stokes
Peary
Philadelphia
Otto Nordenskjold
Southampton
Stokes
Baldwin- Ziegler
Antarctic
Swedish Antarctic’ Expedition
Gothenburg
Arctic
Montevideo
Buenos
CAPTURE A BRITISH CONVOY
London reports detail a large British convoy leaving Merimoth Zululand on September 29 captured by Boers. Six native police killed. Lord Kitchener dispatches claim 27 Boers killed, 24 wounded, 274 prisoners taken, and 48 surrendered since September 23.
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London
Merimoth
Zululand
Prétoria
Times
Botha
Nata
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Nce
Fort Itala
Ladysmith
Fort Ifala
Salisbury Cabinet May Stand or Fall Over Draft Plan
London reports England seeks more troops for South Africa and may ask colonies to send soldiers. Downing Street cautious. imperial defense committee works with government while private leaders fear weak colony response. Salis bury cabinet may back conscription if colonies balk, aiming to please Canada and Australia. Brussels says Dutch women plan to address Queen Alexandra about concentration camp conditions in South Africa.
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London
England
South Africa
Downing Street
Imperial Federation Defense Committee
Canada
Australia
Salisbury
Ald Boers
Brussels
Petit Blen
Queen Alexandra
Africa
Troubles Reported in French Congo Colony
A French officer arriving from the French Congo reports disastrous conditions among natives and economic strain in the colony. Factories and a bankrupt situation are noted near Antwerp with October dated dispatches.
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Antwerp
Kongo
Forces of 18 000 Pahouins Attack Factories and Besiege Officers
A fierce native force of 18 000 Pahouins attacked factory sites and besieged fifty white officers, with four killed. They threaten Libreville, capital of the French Kongo, a town of about 3 000. The colonial government says the colony is bankrupt and cannot pay officials.
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Libreville
Prince Held as an Anarchist in Rome Trial
The Tribunal in Rome sentenced Russian Prince Victor Nakachidze to twenty days in prison after rearresting him on return. Banished as a nihilist and anarchist, he claims to be Russia’s legitimate pretender. Previously expelled from France in 1886 for bombs and condemned in Russia in 1887 for plotting to kill the Czar.
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Rome
Victor Nakachidze
Italy
France
Russia
Secretary Root Improves in New York Health
Secretary of War Elihu Root, afflicted with boils on his neck at his home, shows marked improvement. A planned operation, once deemed likely, is now probably unnecessary.
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Root
New York
Elihu Root
Mrs McKinley Stronger Says Doctor Plans
Canton Ohio October 2 1911 Dr Rixey says Mrs McKinley is through her trial stronger both physically and mentally than a year ago He has left for Washington to stay indefinitely Dr Phillips longtime Canton physician will attend to her if needed while Rixey is away Rixey can plan to return on short notice Cortelyou steno and former coachman Spencer Coleman have also gone to Washington
Dewey Mention Appears in Iowa Clip Oct 2
A fragment from the Des Moines area notes Admiral George Dewey in an Oct 2 listing. The garbled OCR reads Swenls or Dewey and references Iowa.
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Dewey
Wes ‘Moines
Iowa
George Dewey
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Wanaime
Naval Investigation
Capt. Sigsbee
Naval Inquiry
National League
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Vencenas
Pittsburg
Boston
Cscses Ereceoes
St. Louis
Aoene Wens Eeenerael
Aaceen
Daily Market Report
Chicago Board of Trade
Park
Elkhart County
Weaven
Pigeon St
Britain
Eribe
Concord Township
Eilkhart. County
Indiana
Fourth Ward
Alvin’ R. Ludwig
Board of Commissioners
Goshen
City of
Main Street
Alvin R. Ludwig
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